In an effort to gradually shift responsibilities to their teenage daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Yan exercise supervision in the form of general oversight, but let her make moment-by-moment decisions. The Yans are engaging in
A) joint decision making.
B) feigned disinterest.
C) bidirectional autonomy.
D) coregulation.
D
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During early adolescence, there is _____ in the rate and sequence of development
a. variability b. reversibility c. reliability d. stability
What can researchers do to help minimize the tendency for participants to report socially desirable responses and encourage answers that are truthful?
a. They can use self-report measures. b. They can use explicit attitude measures. c. They can threaten participants. d. They can employ the ‘bogus pipeline' strategy.
Which of the following statements about medical conditions in old age is TRUE?
A. Older people have more colds and flu infections than younger people. B. Most older people have at least one chronic condition. C. Older people have more acute digestive problems than younger people. D. Older people's increased reserve capacity helps them recover quickly from minor illnesses.